This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Using Wordpress gosarpinos.flywheelsites.com as a database
Install node packages:
npm install
Run the development server:
npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
Auto-deployments are set in Vercel for the main branch, however the repo must be set to public in order for it to work.
Take this link as an example:
https://www.gosarpinos.com/pizza-delivery/sarpino-s-pizzeria-in-harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare#!/Info
You have to remove the origin, and the fragments at the end, so that becomes
/pizza-delivery/sarpino-s-pizzeria-in-harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare
Then you just figure out where they redirect to, in this case, it should go to
'/pizza-delivery/sarpinos-harwood-heights'
Then just create a set command in Redis.
SET '/pizza-delivery/sarpino-s-pizzeria-in-harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare' '/pizza-delivery/sarpinos-harwood-heights'
I usually test to make sure they don't exist before i create them, for that you just run
GET '/pizza-delivery/harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare-sarpinos'
If that returns a value that is wrong, you can remove it with
DEL '/pizza-delivery/harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare-sarpinos'
Then run your set command
SET '/pizza-delivery/sarpino-s-pizzeria-in-harwood-heights-chicago-o-hare' '/pizza-delivery/sarpinos-harwood-heights'
You can run those commands in the vercel dashboard
Project -> Storage -> select the "sarpinos-next-app-redirects” db and it should pop up the CLI
Just note that both the source and destination need to start with the / and neither should have any of the #! fragment stuff, and the source shoud be free of the ?foo=bar query stuff.